Maggie Bergeron & Company. A Minneapolis modern dance company.

Upcoming

Sometimes Wednesday Feels Like Tuesday
Maggie Bergeron & Company and Orange Mighty Trio
Sunday, January 17 3:00 pm and 7:00 pm
$10-$15 sliding scale
Bryant Lake Bowl located at 810 W Lake Street, Minneapolis, MN
Please call 612.825.8949 or visit bryantlakebowl.com for tickets.

Bluegrassical group Orange Mighty Trio and innovative dance company Maggie Bergeron & Company collide in the upcoming premiere of Wednesday Feels Like Tuesday. OMT and MB&C collaborate to create an evening-length, pseudo-scientific venture into the world of time and memory through melody, movement and shared space.

Andrea Zimmerman, Leslie O'Neill, Mackenzie Beck-Esmay and Maggie Bergeron will be playing dancing, and Nicholas Gaudette, Zack Kline and Michael Vasich will be playing music.

About MB&Co

Maggie Bergeron & Company creates dance works by connecting engaging, resonant images with intriguing movement. Our work strives to stretch perceptions of the ordinary through contrast and idiosyncratic narrative. We always work in collaboration with dancers, musicians, carpenters, sound designers, and composers and are constantly looking for others to help shape what we do.

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Accidentally Walking Through Nothing

“Accidentally Walking Through Nothing” (12:00) methodically pieces together the idea of faith through the stories we tell ourselves to get through each day.

  • Performed: April 2008 at the Southern Theater as a part of the Shapiro and Smith Dance "Next Steps" concert. Commissioned by Shapiro and Smith Dance.
  • Dancers: Sarah Baumert, Eddie Oroyan, Laura Selle Virtucio
  • Composer: Aaron Sherraden
  • Costumes: Sarah Baumert
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House/Home

“House/Home” (35:00) explores ideas of our houses/homes as characters through which we must navigate to create our own existences.

  • Performed: July 2007 at the Southern Theatre. Co-Commissioned by the Walker Art Center and the Southern Theater
  • Dancers: Sarah Baumert, Hannah Kramer, Leslie O’Neill, Jamie Ryan, Liz Wawrzonek, and Kandace Gaudette (understudy)
  • Composer: Chris Thomson
  • Set Design: Russell Colliton
  • Costumes: Sarah Baumert
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A Is for Amy, Who Fell Down the Stairs

“A Is for Amy” (35:00) is based on an unfortunate children’s alphabet written and illustrated by Edward Gorey and uses childlike characters to explore the tenuous line between horror and humor.

  • Performed: June 2006 at the Red Eye Theater
  • Dancers: Sarah Baumert, Eric Boone, Nora Jenneman, Leslie O’Neill, Eddie Oroyan, Jamie Ryan, and Liz Wawrzonek
  • Composer: Chris Thomson
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It Is Morning

“It Is Morning” (7:00) is a trio that deconstructs the person/personalities of Grace Marks, the convicted murderess and heroine of Margaret Atwood’s Alias Grace as she attempts to remember the unrememberable.

  • Performed: November 2005
  • Dancers: Leslie O’Neill, Eddie Oroyan and Anna Resele
  • Composer: Chris Thomson
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Absent

“Absent” (6:45) is a quartet that creates an erie alternate reality as it explores the petty relationships sometimes developed and nurtured by girls and women.

  • Performed: February 2005
  • Dancers: Sarah Baumert, Eva Mohn, Leslie O’Neill, and Liz Wawrzonek
  • Sound: created by Maggie Bergeron and engineered by Collin Sherraden